Merz makes it clear: No cooperation with AfD under my leadership as CDU chairman - CDU to Discuss Far-Right Cooperation as Merz Rules Out AfD Alliance
The Christian Democratic Union (CDU) will hold a crucial discussion this Sunday, exploring the sensitive topic of cooperation with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD). Friedrich Merz, the party's leader, has already ruled out any collaboration with the AfD under his leadership. The retreat, scheduled for Sunday, will see the CDU leadership delve into the nuances of their relationship with the AfD, amidst growing calls for a clearer distinction between the two parties. Merz, the CDU's chair, has been vocal about emphasizing the differences, a sentiment echoed by other party members. The incompatibility resolution passed in 2018 by the CDU highlights the party's stance on the AfD. While not explicitly stated in the search results, the enforcement of this resolution typically falls under the purview of the CDU's federal or parliamentary leadership. Notably, CDU deputy chairman Laumann has publicly differentiated the CDU from the AfD, aligning with the resolution's spirit and indicating a commitment to its enforcement. The upcoming retreat signals a significant step in the CDU's approach to the AfD. With Merz's leadership and the party's commitment to the 2018 resolution, the CDU is poised to solidify its stance on cooperation with the AfD. The outcome of this discussion will likely shape the party's political landscape moving forward.
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